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3701  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Fake Litecoin Foundation Scam Defrauds 309 LTC from Users on: December 26, 2019, 11:20:29 PM
Why do people always keep on doing the same mistake? Sad they fell for this scam but they deserve getting scam. I know I sound a bit harsh, but they won't learn anything until they getting scammed. All this fake LTC foundation had to do was giveaways and people jumped in and started to trust them. I hope they learned something from this after getting scammed.
3702  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Sale my old bike and buy bitcoin, what do you think? on: December 26, 2019, 11:04:36 PM
Your main question over here was "was your decision right or wrong" to sell your belongings to buy bitcoins. Well does it really matter now? Like you have already sold your old bike for bitcoin. This mean you have already taken a decision. Now, asking your self if it was right or wrong does not matter anymore as you can undo what you just did. All you can do is just buy another bike for yourself but then again, why would you be spending more money to get what you already sold? Don't regret what you did.
3703  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Altseason Has Almost Arrived For Altcoins. on: December 26, 2019, 10:57:27 PM
What do you guys really mean by altcoin season? I have been hearing everyone keep on saying "altcoin season is almost here", but why don't I even see it? You guys should stop waiting for this "altcoin season". It is never going to come or it doesn't even exist. If you guys mean the sudden sky rocketing of the altcoin price, then lol, you will be waiting none stop forever. It is likely to come anytime soon.
3704  Economy / Digital goods / Re: [WTS] Adobe Creative Cloud KEY - 12 Month (40 USD SPECIAL) on: December 26, 2019, 09:39:48 PM
Ok fine, then can you offer me your best price dear to receive more trust and good feedback dear??
So you are trying to sell your "trust and feedback"? Not that your feedback is going to matter a lot, but this is a quite unethical thing to look for "better" offer in exchange of positive trust and feedback.
I have bought an annual plan (prepaid redemption) from this user few weeks ago. The code is still working fine after weeks and haven't faced any problems yet. He sent me the code first and we did the deal without any escrow.Everything went smooth. I would still recommend using an escrow (for your own good).
3705  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Long Term VS Daily Trading on: December 26, 2019, 09:22:12 PM
The long Term is okay I guess, but if you can, because it can only be from extra money.
And of course these people can't do that with limited resources
You are saying long term trade is just ok? Well it is more okay than daily trading. Daily trading requires you to be more focused and understand the market for that specific time. The trades on an exchange has a specific trade patterns everyday. Once you get to understand those patters, you will be making some good profit. But keep on making mistakes, you will suffer loss. Long term trading is more safe in my opinion.
"Limited resource" is a vague term. You can start trading even if you have few bucks with you.
3706  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Do you ever trade at work? on: December 26, 2019, 09:10:38 PM
Yeah, it is a terrible idea. You will be losing focus on work and on your trading. You will perform badly on both sides thus you will suffer on your job evaluation and make huge losses on your trade. Thus, you will suffer financially and will struggle a lot with your life.
Lol i was kidding. I don't think switching tabs from time to time to trade will bring you any harm.
3707  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Help in Trading on: December 25, 2019, 10:39:52 PM
That sounds a really stupid way to trade (sorry no offence). Are you really just converting between fiat (usd) currency and bitcoin? Are you sure you are not talking about USDT? USDT is not a fiat currency. It is just a stable coin. But, if you are dead serious about converting between fiat currency and bitcoin every time you see "green" and "red" signals, then boy, you have been doing everything wrong. Have you considered about the conversion fee you paying every time you were converting between bitcoin and fiat? This is probably the main reason you have been losing a lot of money.
3708  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin Will hit 5500 ? on: December 25, 2019, 07:45:43 PM
There is huge possibility of bitcoin going to $5500 or may be below that. Bitcoin started this year with $3200 and may close this year around $7000. For those who wanna buy bitcoin at dip should start buying around $6000. You never know whats the minimum for bitcoin.
According to you bitcoin price may hit $1000 tomorrow. Like you said "you never know", then how are you guessing the price of bitcoin. How do you know that the price of bitcoin maybe "$7000" if you never know? Stop predicting and giving random suggestions to the people online. You are just putting them in danger.
Others saying that halving will cause massive rise to the price, please look at previous halving and then share your "wisdom" over here.
3709  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: UNFAIR TREATMENT OF THE BOUNTY HUNTERS on: December 21, 2019, 02:12:01 PM
So according to you the project/bounty managers treat you guys like a "beggars"? Of course they are going to treat you guys like beggars. Just look at all those bounty programs and the users. You guys are willing to work for them no matter how shit they pay you. If you think they treat you like a "beggar" then don't work for them. It is this simple. Once people starts avoiding those campaigns, they will be bound to improve their payment structure.
Anyways, those bounty campaigns are just waste of time.
3710  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: paxful scam alert on: December 21, 2019, 01:43:12 PM
No screenshot and no proof about the transaction or what he is saying I consider this as trying to ruin the reputation of Paxful, if OP is serious in getting his funds back he should have posted all the proofs and posted this in the scam section and not on the service section, this will not stand up.

Clearly, this is an act of destroying reputation or something like that. OP just gave the topic here and he didn't answer anyone when they wanted to help. You may also find that this is a new account, it may be a alt account of someone.

The foundation of paxful is secure, but it is peer-to-peer transactions, therefore, it is inevitable for frauds from buyers or sellers, but it is not a Paxful platform problem

So we can now conclude that he is trying to ruin the reputation of Paxful and the accusation may be wrong because he is not doing a follow-up and he is still log in here and because of the fact that he did not move this in the scam sections, all who will read this discussion is the one to discern if the accusation is legit or not.
If they person gets concerned just reading the topic and the original post without reading the whole thread to verify his claim, then that person is just plain stupid.
High chances he did something wrong and his account got frozen. He is now just trying to ruin paxfuls reputation just because he can't get his funds back (maybe failing to identify himself).
Why would you store 0.4 BTC in paxful in the first place?
3711  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: This is very bad for the European crypto community! on: December 21, 2019, 01:25:41 PM
There’re two ways to look at this news one view is that it’ll force people to avoid bitcoins because of KYC hassles, second view is that EU has recognised crypto’s as an currency and this may pave the way for legalising it. As the article states many companies are shutting down, and many are making sure they comply with the rules hence only by February or March will we will come to know it’s real impact on bitcoin prices.
How is "know your customer" process going to be such a hassle for people that they will avoid using bitcoin? You are using fiat currency in your daily life right? I also believe you have a bank account that you use almost every day. Before you were able to open a bank account you had to submit your documents which had your identity and go through the full KYC process, right? I don't think the process was a hassle for you and you still did it. You also had to go through the same process before starting your job or did you avoid it just because of verification "hassle"?
3712  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Which are your recommendations for best coins to invest in 2020? on: December 21, 2019, 01:00:43 PM
Kinda feels really weird to read those replies when some one asks "why would you recommend those coins?". Feels like they are either randomly suggesting the coin or just because they have invested on it, they want other users to invest on it too no matter how shit the coin is. More like they are shilling for the coin.
I don't think BAT and Vechain are "new altcoins" like you have mentioned. They have been in the market for more than two years maybe.
3713  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is This Why Bitcoin Suddenly Rebounded Yesterday? on: December 21, 2019, 12:54:16 PM
Coin Shares researchers found the average cost of mining a Bitcoin is approximate $6,300. So, the price jumped to $7,300 yesterday. And it’s profitable for the miners Forbes report said. What do you think?
Like how are you linking the cost of mining with the price if bitcoin? I don't see any relation over here. Just because the average cost of mining is $6,300, the price jumped above $7,300? This makes no sense at all. Its like you are trying to say that the higher the cost of mining will be, the higher the price is going to be. I don't think this is how the market actually works. The mining cost doesn't really affect the price of the coins.
3714  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Scammers are smart as well. on: December 21, 2019, 12:49:12 PM
Scammers don't have to give huge promises anymore, believe me they are among us and they know how smart investors have become too, they always reshape their tactics, now projects don't have to give too good offers because they know people are aware that too good to be real offers are scam, honestly scammers are not idiots

People keep saying good projects always have good team and brilliant ideas to solve crypto issues, who tell you that scammers can't deliver all this?

First of all, scammers are not smart. If they were actually really smart they would be scamming people. Rather they would do something else that would at least be of dignity. They are dumb. That is why they have no choice but to scam people. It is actually the people that are stupid to fall for those scams. Every scammer leave some kind of trail which can be used to spot them. If people stays cautious, they wouldn't be scam.
If a project is good and has some good potential, then why on earth would they scam?
3715  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: two gambling games that are players favorite on: December 21, 2019, 12:34:50 PM
What card games are you talking about? There are lots of card games and not all of them are popular like poker. Yeah, dice game are currently one of the most popular online gambling game. This is because its quite easy to play dice. All you have to do is set a payout or win chance and choose if you want to roll higher or lower. No complex rules or anything. Card games are less popular than dice because there are lot of rules you have to learn. Slots seems to be more popular than card games.
Both dice and slots depends completely on luck for which people prefer playing those.
3716  Economy / Speculation / Re: Two Years Ago, Bitcoin Was Over $19,000 — What Happened? on: December 20, 2019, 10:06:16 PM
I don't know why people keep on comparing the price of bitcoin with the price two years ago (during the sudden price rise). Look at the price of bitcoin four years ago and compare it now. Look at the of bitcoin six years ago and you will see that we multiplied our price by many folds! The price of bitcoin is meant to increase in the long run and more people gets to know about it. The short run price of bitcoin is totally unpredictable since the price is very volatile and sensitive to every events that might take place.
3717  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Which game is most fair in Online Casino. on: December 20, 2019, 09:51:25 PM
Your question and your poll is some what really confusing. First of all, you can't ask "which game is more fair", instead you will be getting better answer if you ask "which casino is fair/legit". All the games you mentioned can be fair (not sure about slots or luckysix along with some games you have mentioned) but what if the casino itself is not legit and scamming you? All I am trying to say is that if a casino is honest, all games that they will provide won't be rigged at all.
3718  Economy / Economics / Re: BTC to GOLD on: December 20, 2019, 12:49:42 PM
As the poll question states, in your opinion, is it a good idea to buy (stack) gold?

Feel free to elaborate your answer.
what's wrong with gold? is there any news about gold will experience a drastic increase ?, whereas Bitcoin 2020 will do the halving, is it worth selling and replacing it with gold? I don't think it's not time yet, sir  Wink
Don't be expecting the price to rise during halving. There is a pretty much good chance that the price won't even be impacted at all. The price halving is only going to affect in the long run. Short run affect is going to be minimal. Everyone knows about this "event" that is going to take place, thus the expected outcome is also bound to change. Look at the prices when halving took place. The prices weren't affected much but we have seen the price dropping instead (2016).
3719  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What is the difference? on: December 19, 2019, 08:49:52 PM
Many people want to see their governments adopting crypto currency and using it to replace fiat in their daily life. If it happens futurely, it will be in a centralized way of course. Governments will create their own crypto currencies and force people use it.
But my main concern is: why would they do this if there is already digital cash?
Isn't a centralized crypto currency the same than digital cash? What is the difference, if there is any?

Share your thoughts, please.
You are talking about digital cash like paypal right? When can you easily see and track transactions made by people using paypal? Nope. Is paypal government controlled? Nope. But if the government makes a centralized controlled crypto currency, then life becomes really easy for them. They can easily track peoples transaction and keep an eye on everyones financial aspects. Tracking monetary fraudulent activities can become really easy for them. They will have full access to everything without any problem.
3720  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: STOP BUYING BITCOIN NOW!!! This coin is crap on: December 19, 2019, 07:57:42 AM
Looks like someone lost a lot of money on the recent price drop  Wink and seems to be really angry  Cry. Please stop spreading your bullshit and propaganda every where. Chinese people controls bitcoin? Lol, I guess you have only little knowledge on bitcoin sadly. If you really knew how the crypto system works, you wouldn't be spitting all these nonsense at all! Please spread your hate somewhere else.
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